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Randeep Hooda opens up about why he got married as per Manipuri rituals
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December 2, 2023
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3:13Now PlayingRandeep Hooda and his ladylove Lin Laishram recently got married in a traditional Meitei wedding. The couple tied the knot in Manipur's capital city, Imphal, and was graced by close family members and friends. While the actor looked like a perfect Manipuri groom dressed in white, Lin opted for a Potloi or Polloi, a cylindrical skirt made of thick cloth and bamboo, as her wedding outfit. The 'Sarbjit' actor has now opened up about his decision to get married as per Manipuri rituals. In an interview with the news agency ANI, Randeep admitted that it is 'respectful' to conduct the wedding ceremony as per the bride's side, and therefore their nuptials were held in Manipuri traditions. 'We have been talking about Manipuri culture and all that for a long time. It feels very good. I felt that it was only respectful to come and marry in the bride's tradition. I wanted to experience my life partner's culture', said the actor. He added, 'I am praying for our happy future and lots of kids and lots of abundance. Yes, it's east meets west. It's like a traditional or cultural exchange.' Earlier, to announce their union, the couple took to their Instagram account and posted a series of beautiful wedding photos and penned a heartfelt caption that read, 'From today, we are One #JustMarried' followed by a heart and infinity emojis. For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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